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More people in Texas are being scammed on the internet than any other state except for California, according to a new study by Social Catfish. A whopping $606,179,646 has been stolen from a total of 41,148 Texas residents, according to the site's research...

A new type of scam is worrying some residents across the South Plains.

This is more heartbreaking than Leo dying at the end of 'Titanic'.

If you recently received a text message from yourself that reads, “Free Msg: Your bill is paid for March. Thanks, here's a little gift for you” followed by a link, don’t click on it.

This 25-year-old Texas woman discovered a credit card skimmer at a 7-Eleven location in McKinney. Thanks to her, many others were protected from the scam.

This is something you might want to keep an eye out for when pumping gas.

Mrs. Maya Luis is a widow from Madrid, Spain that is very ill and looking for someone to give her millions to.

We've all gotten them. The phone rings, whether it be our cell phone or land line, and we answer. The voice on the other end is claiming to be with the FBI, U.S. Marshals or the IRS. Is it real? Most likely, the answer is no. Both the FBI and U.S. M...

We have all had that one email that has arrived in our inbox. You know the one. The email claiming to be your bank and asking you to "click here" to confirm your account details. Or maybe it's from an address claiming to be Amazon, Target, or American Express...

Scammers are everywhere and targeting people all the time. Now City of Lubbock officials are warning citizens that scammers may be targeting those in Lubbock over the phone. According to the City of Lubbock, scammers are using City phone numbers to spoof calls and make citizens believe they are talking to someone about a COVID-19 Vaccine clinic...

More people are ordering groceries and doing business online during the COVID-19 pandemic. Scammers have taken notice and are now targeting us.